This is most apparent and complex in "Ravel, Ravel" on the fourth floor.
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Ravel previously directed the California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC).
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The pianist Gleb Ivanov performs works by Debussy and Ravel.
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FALLS VILLAGE Borromeo String Quartet performs Bach, Ravel and Beethoven.
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"There's very little recourse," FEC commissioner Ann Ravel told Politico.
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He suggests how much Debussy and Ravel owed to Liszt.
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In your 2013 video installation "Ravel Ravel," two pianists appear onscreen at the same time, playing two versions of Maurice Ravel's "Piano Concerto for the Left Hand," with their piano solos scored at different tempos.
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ENGLEWOOD New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Jacques Lacombe conducts Ravel and Rachmaninoff.
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In the immortal words of Ravel Morrison, Welbz is dat guy.
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Just last week, that company performed his "Small Sonata," to Ravel.
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Jacques Lacombe conducts Ravel and Rachmaninoff, presented by New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.
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Ravel creates a paradox: A miniature musical form becomes a vast space.
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Here's a video excerpt from the 2016 recording sessions for the Ravel.
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She sings works by Chausson, Stravinsky, Ravel, Strauss, Brahms, Janacek and Dvorak.
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Ravel says these changes, and the Democratic bill, would be significant but insufficient.
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But Ravel bitterly complained the format enabled intransigent Republican commissioners to cause gridlock.
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His extensive discography includes the complete songs of Poulenc, Debussy, Faure and Ravel.
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The score, spiked with modernist elements, makes Mr. Hertzberg seem a 21st-century Ravel.
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At the New Museum, an exhibition of works by Anri Sala centers on "Ravel Ravel," a 2013 video piece that turns Ravel's D-major concerto for piano, left hand, into an affecting meditation on war, twinship and the nature of sonic reverberation.
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Ms Ravel later resigned from her post in February, disgusted by its "dysfunction and deadlock".
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A snippet of "Take the A Train" melted into something that might have been Ravel.
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French classics by Ravel and Berlioz (the "Symphonie Fantastique") will be its sympathetic companions. ♦
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At the city's conservatory, she studied Mozart and Ravel with teachers imported from Eastern Europe.
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"The ability of the commission to perform its role has deteriorated significantly," Ravel told the newspaper.
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Prior to that, he served as special counsel to then-Federal Election Commission Commissioner Ann Ravel.
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FREEHOLD "The French-Jewish Connection" concert featuring the works of Bizet, Milhaud, Ravel and Saint-Saens.
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Still, Ravel says she's skeptical that it will amount to anything more than an extremely narrow change.
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But Ann Ravel, a former commissioner at the Federal Election Commission, says that more could be done.
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Ravel said that a similar enforcement arm that would work with tech companies would help the FEC.
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But musically it is, too, in being as refined and complex as "Pelléas" or anything by Ravel.
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Mr. Dutoit, 81, had also been tapped to conduct the New York Philharmonic's Ravel-centered program, Jan.
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It was "kind of like the chickens coming home to roost," said Ms. Ravel, the former commissioner.
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"You can add Ravel to that," said Mr. Rutter, who can be disarmingly robust in self-analysis.
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To combat this type of interference, Ravel said, the current definition of election advertising needs to be broadened.
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Michael Hey, organist, performs works by Pierre Cochereau, Claude Debussy, Sigfrid Karg-Elert, Maurice Ravel and Richard Wagner.
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Petersen is the third commissioner to quit since 2017, when Democrat Ann Ravel left before her term expired.
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Of course you can also interpret the line as summoning the composer (or "maker") Ravel through the silence.
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This is superior Millepied; but it's inadequate for Ravel, despite beautiful orchestral playing under the conductor Ormsby Wilkins.
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"It's ridiculous," said Ann Ravel, a Democrat who served on the election commission from 2013 until this year.
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Toscanini had been a trailblazer in his earlier years, championing composers like Berlioz, Debussy, Ravel, Puccini and Strauss.
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The unlikely combination of neo-Ravel piano writing and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" electronics was enchanting.
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The commission's lack of control irks Ravel who sees cyberspace as one more place the government can lord over.
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But they proved fruitless, and the musicians were soon walking a picket line instead of playing Gershwin and Ravel.
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" Last, on Thursday, there are Ravel, Berlioz and the New York premiere of George Benjamin's "Dream of the Song.
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"Enchantment" explores the magical and mythical in music by composers like Ravel, Debussy, Stravinsky, Alexander Zemlinsky and Christopher Theofanidis.
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Ms. Ravel has continued to push "the tired meme of dysfunction" simply to make her political case, he said.
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The performance was part of a program titled "Love Sonnets" that also included works by Franck, Ravel and Dvorak.
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Former FEC Commissioner Ann Ravel resigned from the agency this past spring because of its failure to regulate U.S. elections.
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Ravel, based in San Francisco, will continue to operate out of its current office, with its current 21-person team.
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The first program, "New York City Ballet in Paris," this Friday, consists of "Walpurgisnacht Ballet" (Gounod) and "La Valse" (Ravel).
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Individual solos — of the flutist Robert Langevin in the Ravel, or the concertmaster Frank Huang in "Scheherazade" — are exquisitely nuanced.
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Mr. Magloire also presents a new work he created to a Ravel sonata, joined by works set to Debussy and Schoenberg.
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She was also known for her recordings and concert performances of compositions by other French masters, including Ravel, Milhaud and Massenet.
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The course, led by MIT historian Anne McCants and Jeffrey Ravel, sees students making paper and building a handset printing press.
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Ann M. Ravel is the Digital Deception Project director at MapLight and previously served as chair of the Federal Election Commission.
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Democratic FEC Commissioners Ann Ravel and Steven Walther were the only two who voted to find Fox News broke the law.
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These are joined by two works, created by Pascal Rioult and performed by his company, that reinterpret familiar scores by Ravel.
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Mr. Spears's evocations of troubadours sometimes sound, intriguingly, like they have come by way of Ravel, or Britten, or Judy Collins.
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"It's a big deal, it is a big deal," said Ann Ravel, who served as FEC Commissioner under President Barack Obama.
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The music was curiously dominated by its surface qualities, which, to me, evoked the plush sonorities and soaring lines of Ravel.
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The commissioner, Ann M. Ravel, said during an interview that she would send Mr. Trump her letter of resignation this week.
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Ann M. Ravel is the Digital Deception Project Director at MapLight and previously served as chair of the Federal Election Commission.
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Her crystalline playing links up with a range of 26500th-century piano music: Cecil Taylor, Morton Feldman, Bill Evans, Maurice Ravel.
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"If it's just given for no work done, for nothing at all, just a gift, that is inappropriate," Ravel told Time.
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" Ravel is "a musical organism which had lost its power of self-renewal and was ineluctably headed for its own destruction.
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The new trio embraced other composers in its jazz adaptations, including Satie, Debussy, Ravel, Vivaldi and Beethoven, and released more albums.
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JOSHUA BARONE The pianist Emanuel Ax played works by Brahms, Ravel and Chopin splendidly at his recent recital at Carnegie Hall.
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RAVEL AND SUNRISE Then I walk to Sunset Park and drink my juice on a bench while watching the city wake up.
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Former FEC commissioner Ann Ravel called for such a rulemaking proceeding three years ago, but was rejected by the commission's Republican members.
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Former Democratic FEC commissioner Ann Ravel agreed with Potter's assessment, saying the FEC's enforcement division was particularly hard-hit by staffing issues.
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Yet "to ravel" is both to entangle and to disentangle — thus to stay still while getting caught up in making the music.
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Stephen Spaulding is chief of strategy at watchdog organization Common Cause and was special counsel to former FEC Commissioner Ann M. Ravel.
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Casella befriended Ravel as a fellow student at the Paris Conservatory during the late 1890s and later promoted Mahler, Schoenberg and Stravinsky.
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Whenever Mr. Aucoin gives vent to his liveliest voice — with hints here of Ravel, Britten and Thomas Adès — the opera takes off.
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" There's also a Ravel arrangement of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Antar," with Thomas Hampson as narrator, and the American debut of Guillaume Connesson's "Celephaïs.
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Ms. Ravel plans to release an analysis her office has prepared on what she says is the worsening gridlock at the commission.
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Ravel Moody came off the bench to lead Tennessee State with 12 points, while Harris and Shakem Johnson scored 10 points apiece.
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The other three ballets — "Walpurgisnacht Ballet" (Gounod), "Sonatine" (Ravel), "Symphony in C" (Bizet) — are pure-dance, no more alike than their music.
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Andris Nelsons will lead the Boston Symphony Orchestra in performances of Shostakovich, Sofia Gubaidulina, Gunther Schuller, Mozart, Beethoven, George Benjamin, Ravel and Berlioz.
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There are case research tools such as Lex Machina and Ravel Law that are particularly powerful and used by judges and law students.
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Ravel Law, an analytics startup run by Stanford Law School graduates Nicholas Reed and Daniel Lewis, found that the 2006 case Trudeau v.
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On Tuesday, Andrew Tyson essays a completely different kind of showcase, with works by Dutilleux, Petrossian, Scriabin, Gershwin and Ravel at Weill Hall.
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EMANUEL AX Poised and lucid, this veteran pianist brings a mixed program to Carnegie: George Benjamin, Brahms, Schumann (the "Fantasiestücke"), Ravel and Chopin.
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But, as with many issues at the election commission, Ms. Ravel and her Republican counterparts are sharply at odds over the panel's performance.
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This program, with healthy helpings of Wolf, Duparc, Ravel, Charles Koechlin and Poulenc, was a perfumed universe, one Ms. Karg made dreamy yet lucid.
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Also on the program are works from the repertory: "Djazz," to a Ravel sonata, and "Silk," set to music by Giuseppe Tartini (22:225).
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The music (orchestral, taped here), from which the ballet takes its name, is by Ravel; those arms and arcs catch its sway and pulse.
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"Holiday Encores," works by Debussy, Ravel and Gigout performed by the organist Gordon Turk, the pianist Hugh Sung and the tenor Ronald Naldi. Sept.
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A new work by Iain Bell shares the program, at Zankel Hall, with pieces by Haydn, Ravel, Debussy, Schoenberg, Strauss and Libby Larsen. Dec.
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Especially in the songs by Ravel and Saint-Saëns, her languorous, weightless phrasing and soft-grained tone are the epitome of French sex appeal.
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Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla, who recently became the music director of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in England, will conduct Sibelius, Ravel and Dvorak.
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"I was exposed to classical music and became amazed at how much jazz harmony came from Stravinsky and Ravel," Mr. Santos said in 2009.
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That quadruple bill was a tribute to France, too: All four are to music by three French composers — Bizet, Gounod and Ravel (represented twice).
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The New York Philharmonic presents the concert "Chinese New Year Celebration" on Tuesday, with Chinese folk songs alongside Puccini and Ravel (7:30 p.m.).
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Other featured works are "Ravel" (2014) by Gazelle Samizay, "Are You Here" (2019) by Muna Malik, and "Shedding Skin" (2017) by Yumna Al-Arashi.
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In a presentation at the University of California at Berkeley, Ravel argued for greater regulation of political speech and ads appearing on sites like Facebook.
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Cofounder Daniel Lewis has more on the deal and what he's hoping the merger will mean for Ravel — including far reach among legal professionals — here.
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Joshua Weilerstein, formerly a Philharmonic assistant conductor, returns to the podium as a replacement for the disgraced Charles Dutoit, and leads an all-Ravel program.
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Rounding out a run singing Dalila at the Met, Garanca is joined by the pianist Malcolm Martineau for songs by Schumann, Wagner, Ravel and Falla.
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"There would have to be more than just that it was done close in time to the election," said former Democratic FEC chairwoman Ann Ravel.
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Still, what stood out was Mr. Nézet-Séguin's conducting, attentive to hints of Ravel and Debussy in the music and the delicate, hushed, haunting chords.
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Written by Colin Jacobsen, who also did the musical arrangements, the show will draw on works by Schumann, Elgar, Ravel, Paco de Lucía and others.
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The publicity even earned Ms. Ravel an appearance on "The Daily Show," where her interviewer suggested the commission had become as irrelevant as male nipples.
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The campaign has also stressed that recipients don't have to do anything at all, which former FEC commissioner Ann Ravel claims is exactly the problem.
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Written by Colin Jacobsen, who also did the musical arrangements, the show will draw on works by Schumann, Elgar, Ravel, Paco de Lucía and others.
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The area the school is in, Porte de Vincennes, actually has two schools right next to each other—Lycée Hélène Boucher and trade school Maurice Ravel.
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The absence of rules governing online advertising ties the hands of the U.S. Federal Election Commission, said Ann Ravel, a former Democratic appointee to the commission.
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The Boston Symphony also showcases its recent focus, Shostakovich (with the "Leningrad" Symphony), as well as works by Gunther Schuller, Mozart, Beethoven, Ravel and Berlioz. Feb.
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And the music in these verses never exhausts itself, as a single breath contains generous space for paradox: "Let us ravel the silence," one line proclaims.
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Ravel Law, a legal search, analytics, and visualization platform that aims to turn lawyers into data analysts, has sold itself five years after its 2012 founding.
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There's a French program of Debussy, Dutilleux and Ravel, as well as a pairing of Mahler's "Rückert Lieder" (sung by Elina Garanca) and Bruckner's Seventh Symphony.
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Stephen Spaulding is chief of strategy for Common Cause; he previously served as special counsel to former Commissioner Ann M. Ravel at the Federal Election Commission.
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In advance of the New York recital, Ms. Rana envisioned complementing the other two pieces on the program, by Ravel and Stravinsky, with something by Schumann.
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Recorded live at the Armory, this engrossing album features pieces by Berio, Takemitsu, Fauré, Ravel, Albéniz, Liszt, Janacek and Debussy that explore water's miraculous and merciless qualities.
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The border has long been an active and porous one, going back to the days when Duke Ellington adopted symphonic forms and Maurice Ravel assimilated the blues.
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Shana Rose Rabinowich and Amar Jayant Ashar were married April 16 at the Rockleigh, an event space in Rockleigh, N.J. Pandit Narendra Ravel, a Hindu priest, officiated.
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Since leaving the FEC earlier this year, Ann Ravel, the FEC's Chair under President Obama, doubled down on her arguments in favor of regulating online political speech.
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I caught the second, which included works by Stravinsky, Debussy, Ravel, and Schumann—the kind of serious-minded program that Radu Lupu or Mitsuko Uchida might offer.
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Along with a recent piece by Adès, a two-piano concert paraphrase on his early opera "Powder Her Face," there's music by Debussy, Stravinsky, Lutoslawski and Ravel.
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The New York Philharmonic, which Mr. Dutoit had planned to conduct in a Ravel program later this month, announced that Joshua Weilerstein would be taking his place.
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Ravel told the New York Times she planned to return to California, where she previously worked as a state regulator identifying dark money that flowed into state elections.
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It will have to out-match fellow legal tech startups like Ravel, CaseText, Judicata, Premonition and more, though they're often just tools rather than software-equipped law firms.
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"It's the first thing that's easy to do," he said of Evans's widely imitated style, based on chord voicings that owe much to composers like Debussy and Ravel.
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In fact, Ann Ravel, former chair of the Federal Election Commission, said that laws in most states mandate that people be notified when their personal information is compromised.
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This first installment features the "Walpurgisnacht Ballet," choreographed for the 1975 Paris Opera Ballet production of Gounod's "Faust," and "La Valse," a 1951 work featuring music by Ravel.
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Ms. Ravel said she would return to California, where she had served as a state regulator in identifying millions of dollars in "dark money" that flooded California elections.
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Most of the selections are by Mozart, a heaping helping of his violin sonatas, but there are also amuse bouches by Ravel, Adams, Handel, Stravinsky, Webern and Schubert.
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To know the identities of ad buyers, internet companies might need to duplicate the "know your customer" practices of banks and regularly share information with authorities, Ravel said.
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His lengthy compositions here run a personal gamut of modern classical influences, from Maurice Ravel to Karlheinz Stockhausen; moments of crystalline beauty fracture and disperse, opening onto something broader.
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"They can't out of hand stop it, because it's very difficult for them to trace those things," said Ann Ravel, a former member of the U.S. Federal Election Commission.
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Finally, beginning in about 1994, Patterson distilled and compressed the love stories of classical operas by Ravel, Puccini, Bizet, and Wagner into roughly 10-minute-long audience participation pieces.
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In "Ravel Ravel," by producing a situation where two pianists play the same concerto, but with shifts that take them out of sync and then back into sync, one starts to hear things that only came about later in the history of music: The composition travels across time to become at moments jazzy, at moments serialist, at moments about syncopation, and at moments more like minimal music from the '70s or the '80s.
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"Do we want Vladimir Putin or drug cartels to be influencing American elections?" asked Ann Ravel, a former Democratic commissioner, at a meeting of the FEC back in October 2015.
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"Daphnis and Chloe," set to the Ravel score, was originally commissioned by Diaghilev for the Ballets Russes in 1912; Mr. Millepied choreographed it for the Paris Opera Ballet in 2014.
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Demis Volpi's "Flair," set to György Ligeti, and Stanton Welch's "Pavane," to Ravel, are less-than-enthralling forays into romance with lighting as murky as a restaurant's on Valentine's Day.
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At times reminiscent of the blissed-out love duet from Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde," it is almost parodically cosmic, more openly burning than the earlier works by Debussy and Ravel.
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Returns might be available for this recital by a distinctive, up-and-coming soprano, who partners with the pianist Mathieu Pordoy for music by Debussy, Poulenc, Delage, Ravel and Roussel.
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The high point came in Tel Aviv, where the Berlin ensemble joined with the Israeli Philharmonic in playing Saint-Saëns, Weber, Ravel and Beethoven under the baton of Zubin Mehta.
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Ravel had been at the forefront of an effort by Democrats to regulate more political speech on the web by voting to require disclaimers on websites, including Twitter and YouTube.
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Ann Ravel, an Obama appointee and the former head of California's Fair Political Practices Commission, sought to make the commission function during her term as chair, but mostly encountered frustration.
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Ms. Curtin gave her New York recital debut at Town Hall in 21986 in a characteristically eclectic program that featured songs by Mozart, Fauré, Ravel, Mussorgsky and several Latin American composers.
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One soup, ohnot kaukswe, arrives looking like boiling gold, thickened by coconut milk and soybean powder, with half a boiled egg breaking the surface and a ravel of yellow noodles below.
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The result felt more like going to a rock concert than to the symphony, and inspired a deep connection to some wild and crazy music by Purcell, Stravinsky, Webern, and Ravel.
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"The ability of the commission to perform its role has deteriorated significantly," said Ms. Ravel, who has sparred bitterly with the Republican election commissioners during her three years on the panel.
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But the recent raft of foreign governments trying to illegally influence the U.S. is a "huge departure" from in the past, said Ann Ravel, former chairman of the Federal Election Commission.
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Ann Ravel, a Democrat who resigned her seat on the commission this year, used an earlier trip to Mexico to tell a conference that she was "embarrassed" by the American electoral system.
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In 2006, a test mare bred to Ravel, a former Olympic dressage horse, considered one of the greatest living equine athletes, contracted the disease when the horse initially arrived from the Netherlands.
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"Sinfonia," written for the New York Philharmonic at the fiery end of the 1960s, has at its center an explosive collage of past music: Mahler (a lot), Ravel, Debussy, Stravinsky, Beethoven, Strauss.
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"The things they have agreed to do have been so insufficient that really what's required is some new laws," Ann Ravel, a former FEC commissioner, said in an interview before the event.
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It opens with a concert called "Travels with Mendelssohn" that will feature music by Haydn, Schubert, Palestrina and Ravel, as well as a selection of Mendelssohn songs performed by the soprano Lisette Oropesa.
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David Hockney flew to Oahu for the permanent installation, in the estate's pool house, of the original 1981 sets he made for the Metropolitan Opera's production L'enfant et les sortilèges by Maurice Ravel.
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Piano remained the deepest part of his multi-layered career, with recordings of the Mozart and Ravel concertos as well as chamber works by Brahms, Prokofiev, Gershwin and Barber, to name a few.
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The big picture: The commission's quorum has been at the minimum threshold for about a year and a half following the resignation of commissioners Ann Ravel in 2017 and Lee Goodman in 2018.
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"My scores of Schumann, Chopin, Ravel, and Messiaen are still covered in the meticulous fingerings and often pointed criticisms that she would notate, bar after bar," he wrote shortly after Loriod's death, in 2010.
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On Sunday, they perform Debussy and Ravel, including Ravel's Piano Concerto, with Jean-Efflam Bavouzet at the keyboard; on Monday, Beethoven's "Egmont" Overture, Sibelius's Violin Concerto with James Ehnes, and Mahler's Symphony No. 7800.
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ESTATE GARDEN GRILL The Ravel Hotel, in the shadow of the Queensboro Bridge, has expanded, adding a tower next to its original space and, atop it, this new indoor-outdoor restaurant with stunning views.
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It proved an apt companion to Brahms — in its way with counterpoint and its satisfying development of a falling, fluttering piccolo theme — even as it echoed the composer's love for Ravel, Ives, and Adès.
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Goodman developed a reputation as the most outspoken opponent to Ravel and other Democrats on the commission, arguing that their proposals could extend to political outlets such as the Drudge Report or Fox News.
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"The law seems to totally exempt it and therefore it is not possible either to reasonably determine who is behind those ads, do an investigation to find out or penalize for that activity," Ravel said.
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This meant, for instance, the classical strains of Beethoven or the folk-inspired music of Hungarian composer Béla Bártok, rather than the syncopated, jazzy compositions of Maurice Ravel or the atonal modernism of Arnold Schoenberg.
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To secure the prize, Ms. Morison, 31, sang selections from Rossini ("Tancredi"), Strauss ("Der Rosenkavalier"), Ravel ("L'Heure Espagnole") and Purcell ("Dido and Aeneas") with a silky, lightly smoky tone, easygoing dramatic flair and unflappable poise.
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Whatever Satie's calculations, he soon sank back into obscurity; only in the second decade of the twentieth century would Maurice Ravel spark a Satie revival by hailing him as a model of anti-Romantic style.
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While Ms. Ravel will be leaving only two months shy of the end of her term, commissioners have routinely remained well past the end of their terms because of the difficulty in agreeing on replacements.
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From the start of the bustling first movement, with a theme that seems to nod to the jerky rhythms and rising melody of "I Got Rhythm," there are echoes of Gershwin, the jazz-inspired Ravel and more.
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J.B. Beatrice Rana, piano (Warner Classics) Ms. Rana, at 26 one of the finest pianists of the new generation, is at her best on this recording, which includes solo piano transcriptions of works by Ravel and Stravinsky.
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Early in the guests' captivity, when their inability to leave seems more absurd than abject, waltz rhythms proliferate, variously recalling classic Johann Strauss, the boozy dances of "Der Rosenkavalier," and the deconstructed waltzes of Ravel and Stravinsky.
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Ravel proves a supreme colorist in the work's three movements, based on poems by Aloysius Bertrand: "Ondine," with its billowing, watery flow; "Le Gibet" ("The Gallows"), desolate in its inexorable tread; and "Scarbo," named for a tormenting dwarf.
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"Poetry, musicianship and technique have characterized Abbey Simon's piano playing since his debut nine years ago," Ross Parmenter wrote in The New York Times in 22014, reviewing a concert by Mr. Simon of Bach, Brahms, Chopin and Ravel.
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He was the author of three cookbooks: "Le Nouveau Cuisinier Gascon" (1981); "Foie Gras, Magret and Other Good Food From Gascony" (1988), written with Anne de Ravel; and "1 Duck, 2 Daguin" (2010), written with his son, Arnaud.
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FEC Commissioner Ann Ravel told the Times in an interview she intended to submit her letter of resignation this week, a move that would open the door for President Donald Trump to make his own appointment to the panel.
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Located at the Ravel Hotel in the heart of Long Island City, Queens, (only a 7-minute drive from Midtown) the pool features custom cocktails, premium food, floating mirror globes, poolside DJs —plus, every pool float under the sun.
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Ravel was originally founded in a dorm room at Stanford Law School and it had raised $14 million in funding over the years, including from X Fund, New Enterprise Associates, North Bridge Venture Partners, Work-Bench and Ulu Ventures.
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In December, the French conductor Fabien Gabel will lead a mixed program that includes works by Ravel, Shostakovich, Mussorgsky, and Michael Taplin, a London-born composer whose new work "Ebbing Tides" will have its world premiere in the concert.
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Whether Motown, showtunes, Jimi Hendrix, Ravel, or Django Reinhardt, every area of music is covered in the over 30,000 transcriptions and scores at NLS, with new additions regularly arriving, such as a large donation of classical music last December.
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"The ads that the platforms are paid to place are a small fraction of ads that masquerade as private commentary but which are in fact political communications that cost money to produce and to boost viewership on the platforms," Ravel said.
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He plays around with NYC's soundscape; sometimes we hear strains of Ravel, Bach, Eisler, or Count Basie, and sometimes we hear the giggles of children, an ice cream truck's jingle, the passing of trains, or the hissing of a fire hydrant.
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She had developed a close, happy association with Mr. Panula when he made comments in a 2014 television interview denying the necessity of female conductors and advising the ones that existed to stick to "feminine" music like Debussy and Ravel.
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At 21841, she had already come to notice in "L'Eventail de Jeanne" ("Jeanne's Fan"), a children's ballet that earned a lasting place in 20th-century music because of its score by 10 avant-garde French composers, including Ravel and Poulenc.
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So the bliss of the final scene's flute solo — an antique melody pouring over an irresistible pulse — and the pounding ecstasy of a subsequent ensemble, when Ravel gives the dancers five brisk beats to each bar, pass in a pretty blur.
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Relaxing into the second part with a lulling motif for bassoon and strings — you might think of Ravel — "Must the Devil" troubles the piano's serenity with a sustained low tremble in the basses, and a disturbing plunk of honky-tonk.
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Ann Ravel, an attorney who was previously chair of the Federal Election Commission, told me in an interview that the fact that Facebook didn't disclose the problem earlier violates laws in most states requiring companies to notify people of such breaches.
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Mr. Lewis, bringing refinement and delicacy to a Grieg concerto that in some hands can sound brawny, dotted his first-movement cadenza with what felt like vast expanses of emptiness, as if pulling the work a few decades forward, toward Ravel.
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"He would sit at the piano and improvise, starting with his own melodies and then riffing on Ravel, Stravinsky or Sousa," Mr. Plotkin wrote, noting that guests tended to be "fascinating individuals" in the fields of music, acting and literature.
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"While the world changes, the [FEC] has not adapted with it and has failed to acknowledge the importance of providing transparency to the public no matter what the medium of political communication," said then-FEC commissioner Ann Ravel in October 2014.
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At a certain moment, mayhem and chaos ensued among those attendance, which included Marcel Proust, Pablo Picasso, Gertrude Stein, Maurice Ravel, and Claude Debussy, all of whom bore witness to one of the most significant and mythological dance events of the 20th century.
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Set to a mishmash of music, including Bach, Iannis Xenakis, Philip Glass and Ravel, the dance is balletic enough to be performed by any classical troupe, and Mr. Preljocaj's 13 dancers (including the visibly pregnant Clara Freschel) are superbly rigorous in its execution.
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Yet when you hear a quartet in a much smaller venue, like Weill Recital Hall (with 268 seats), the combined sounds of the instruments, whether in a diaphanous passage of Ravel or an earthy, gnashing outburst in Bartok, permeate the space vibrantly.
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A program that plays to the technical strengths of the Emersons features quartets by Ravel and Berg in the first half, and Brahms's Piano Quintet in the second, for which they are joined by Marc-André Hamelin, who is replacing Yefim Bronfman.
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With her New York recital debut at Zankel Hall in March, this young Italian pianist, playing works by Chopin, Ravel and Stravinsky, demonstrated why she is increasingly seen as one of the most insightful and prodigiously gifted artists of the new generation.
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Listen to the young superstar pianist Yuja Wang play the most delicate Ravel you can imagine (Track 3) as you read Janet Malcolm's penetrating profile, and then to Patricia Kopatchinskaja rocking her way through the finale of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (Track 14).
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"A digital ad platform public inspection file would be an important step forward in addressing the problem of undisclosed paid political ads on the internet," said Ann Ravel, a former FEC commissioner who resigned earlier this year, citing the agency's inability to effectively regulate ads.
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Jermaine Pennant, an English player, told the Sun on Sunday on October 1st that when in charge of West Ham United in 2013 Mr Allardyce dropped Ravel Morrison, also an English player, after Mr Morrison refused to sign up with Mark Curtis, Mr Allardyce's agent.
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" The company branched into opera with a 2012 Komische Oper Berlin production of "The Magic Flute," and will return there in early 2017 for its next production: a double bill of the one-act Ravel opera "L'Enfant et les Sortilèges" and the Stravinsky ballet "Petrushka.
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And everyone is here at McAuliffe's proverbial Montparnasse party: Paul Poiret, Fernand Léger, Kiki, Soutine, Ravel, Diaghilev, Cocteau, Le Corbusier, Stravinsky (with financial aid from Coco Chanel), André Citroën (manufacturing France's first mass-market automobile) and even the 28-year-old captain Charles de Gaulle.
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On Wednesday, March 6, the Upper Manhattan venue presents "Love in Fragments," an examination of Roland Barthes's writings that includes dancers, a sculptor, as well as the cellist Alban Gerhardt and violinist Gergana Gergova, who will perform works by Bach, Jörg Widmann and Ravel.
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The first half cleverly connects character pieces by different composers through their similar keys, jumping from Galuppi and Bach to Brahms and Chopin; the second stays firmly in Wang's late-Romantic specialty, with two sonatas by Scriabin framing works by Ravel, Mompou and Berg.
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It bridges the gap between the French Baroque — Couperin, Rameau and the more obscure composers Jean-Henri d'Anglebert and Joseph-Nicolas-Pancrace Royer — and the French early 20th century, with works by Ravel and Reynaldo Hahn that will benefit from this artist's sensual grace.
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For this recital, at which she will be accompanied by the pianist Akira Eguchi, Ms. Meyers will put her Guarneri through its paces with new and recent compositions by Jakub Ciupinski, Morten Lauridsen and Einojuhani Rautavaara, alongside well-loved classics by Beethoven and Ravel.
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This definition, Ravel said, is not going to catch new forms of election interference, such as ads placed months before an election, or the practice of paying individuals or bots to spread a message that doesn't identify a candidate and looks like authentic communications rather than ads.
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The current chairwoman of the FEC, Ann Ravel, has expressed an interest in regulating such speech (even where the content is distributed online for free, as with videos posted on YouTube), despite the Commission's vote in 2006 designating such content outside the purview of the FEC.
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The Spanish conductor Juanjo Mena, who conducts several performances of Ginastera this season, said by phone from London that the composer "translated what was around him," absorbing influences from Ravel and Stravinsky to Copland while communicating the rhythms of the Argentine countryside in a clear fashion.
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On another ship to come, the 84-guest Crystal Ravel, whose maiden voyage departs in August 2017, a weeklong itinerary called " Bordeaux, the Wine Region & Beyond" will head into the heart of France's wine region, including a visit to Arachon, a seaside town famous for its oysters.
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THOMAS ADÈS AND KIRILL GERSTEIN Mr. Adès, one of our essential composers and a fine pianist, is joined at Carnegie Hall by another excellent set of hands in works by Debussy, Stravinsky (Shostakovich's transcription of the "Symphony of Psalms," again!), Lutoslawski, Ravel and, yes, Mr. Adès.
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In what is billed as his New York recital debut, this idiosyncratic but tremendously insightful French pianist, who shot to fame at the Tchaikovsky Competition in 3, performs Ravel and Scarlatti, marking his release of 52 Scarlatti sonatas in a worthwhile new boxed set from Sony.
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For this Thursday-evening recital, at which she will be accompanied by the pianist Akira Eguchi, Ms. Meyers will put her Guarneri through its paces with new and recent compositions by Jakub Ciupinski, Morten Lauridsen and Einojuhani Rautavaara, alongside well-loved classics by Beethoven and Ravel.
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"The inadequacy of the FEC's current regulations makes it practically impossible for both regulators and citizens to determine if the funding for a political advertisement online came from a domestic source or an enemy abroad," former FEC commissioner Ann Ravel wrote in a column for Politico before the announcement.
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"It seems like she's already acknowledged impropriety and agreed to remove and not keep some of the money, I just don't see this as something the F.E.C. would spend its resources on," said Ann Ravel, a Democrat who served as the organization's commissioner under former President Barack Obama.
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She was also wonderful on Sunday in Ravel's "Cinq Mélodies Populaires Grecques," the composer's elegiac settings of Greek songs, accompanied colorfully here by Ms. Wu. It was a good idea to precede the Berger premiere with the Ravel, a piece that also explores desire through plush, romantic colors.
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Several of the most promising startups—like Ravel Law, a legal research and analytics firm, which was conceived in a Stanford Law School dorm room in 2012 and went on to raise $14 million in venture capital—have been snatched up by the legal database and search giants Westlaw and LexisNexis.
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"It is quite clear that what they want is to not enable enforcement that is actually part of the law by the IRS on issues of whether or not some of these groups are actually political committees," Ann Ravel, a former Democratic commissioner on the Federal Election Commission (FEC), told me.
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Born in Hyōgo to a family that encouraged her to study piano since grade school, Shimomura was raised on Romantic composers like Chopin and Rachmaninoff, drawing particular influence from the more minimal piano works of Ravel and Debussy (one can even hear echoes of Erik Satie in her gentle Kingdom Hearts ballads).
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As Persée, the tenor Taehwan Ku dealt stalwartly with a score that sends him almost immediately up to a mock-heroic high C. Ibert was well aware of Ravel — the diaphanous, flickering start of "Persée" pays conscious homage to "Daphnis et Chloé" — so the playful yet profound "L'Enfant et les Sortilèges" made an ideal companion.
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Vagina: Jacques Ravel at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and Larry J. Forney at the University of Idaho are studying 200 women to determine the microbial changes that may result in a common and difficult-to-control infection called bacterial vaginosis, which afflicts more than 20 million American women of childbearing age.
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"It shows they're aware of the issue, [the FEC is] going to be held accountable to Congress, specifically on threat of foreign interference in our election through our campaign finance system," said Stephen Spaulding, a former senior counsel to former Democratic FEC Commissioner Ann Ravel who is now the chief of strategy and external affairs for Common Cause.
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Like John Adams and the late Steven Stucky, Andres has succeeded in carrying forward the mainstream tradition of orchestral modernism (which includes Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Ives, and, now, Adams himself) in a way that is no less distinctive for seeming so ironic and abashed: the piece is at once gently private and powerfully communal in its gestures and devices.
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"[It] actually can be kind of a complicated issue, because if you do a number of things in advance that appear as if you're running, such as having material that says 'Kid Rock for Senate,' it may appear that even though you haven't formally announced that you are in fact planning to run," said Ann Ravel, a former Democrat FEC commissioner.
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The programs suffer from a puzzling dearth of music by living composers — instead, Ravel, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Schumann — and, indeed, little off the beaten path at all, though Leonard Bernstein's Symphony No. 63 ("Jeremiah") gets an unusual hearing, and Bartok's "Bluebeard's Castle" will show off an as-yet-little-heard Expressionist side of Mr. Nézet-Séguin's opera work. Oct.
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Mr. Nelsons, the Boston Symphony's music director, will spend July in Tanglewood conducting an array of programs — beginning July 5 with Mahler's Symphony No. 5 and Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 22 in E flat, with the pianist Emanuel Ax. He will also conduct Dvorak, Debussy, Ravel, the premiere of "The Brightness of Light" and a performance of the Verdi Requiem, among other programs.
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In addition to playing himself, at age 82, in the Andy Warhol film named after him, Swan starred in Warhol's Camp and Cecil B. De Mille's The Ten Commandments, was featured in the Oxford Dictionary of Dance, sculpted a bust of composer Maurice Ravel that was displayed at the Salon des Artistes Français in Paris, and was a muse to writer James Purdy.
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Hosted by the silly yet scholarly character known as Professor Clifford O. Treblemaker, the performances (the two on Saturday offer the greatest ticket availability) will feature not only parts of Ravel's "Boléro" and "Ma Mère l'Oye," but also excerpts from Debussy's "La Mer" and "Clair de Lune" and the New York debut of "On Its Way," a Ravel-inspired piece by the young composer Nicky Sohn.
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Of Boulez's hundred and fifty or so recordings, I especially prize his hot-blooded Cleveland Orchestra account of "The Rite of Spring" on Sony; his commanding version of the three-act version of "Lulu," on D.G.; his ruthless reading of Mahler's Sixth Symphony; and just about every record he made of the music of Ravel, whom he obscurely resembled—two ascetic sensualists in communion.
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He said in an interview that he had injured the arm earlier this year during what he called "a stupid practice of Ravel's left-hand concerto," referring to the concerto Maurice Ravel wrote in 1929 and '30 for Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right arm during World War I. "I was not paying so much attention, I was already tiring, and I pushed to practice," Mr. Lang said.
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